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they will cry out: "Woe, woe to the great city, to the linen and purple and scarlet you wore, to your gold and pearls, your finery, (Revelation 18, 16)
your great wealth destroyed in an hour!" Every captain and navigator, every sailor and seafarer, will stand afar, (Revelation 18, 17)
They will pour dust on their heads and cry out in mourning: "Alas, alas, great city, where all who had ships at sea grew rich through her trade! In an hour she has been devastated." (Revelation 18, 19)
A powerful angel picked up a boulder the size of a large millstone and threw it into the sea, saying: "With such violence will Babylon, the great city, be thrown down, never again to be seen. (Revelation 18, 21)
Never again will the light of a lamp shine in you. The voice of bridegroom and bride will never again be heard in you. Because your traders were the world's great and you led the nations astray by your magic spell. (Revelation 18, 23)
After this I heard what sounded like the loud singing of a great assembly in heaven: Alleluia! Salvation, glory and might belong to our God, (Revelation 19, 1)
for his judgments are true and just. He has condemned the great harlot who corrupted the world with her adultery. He has avenged his servants' blood shed by her hand in harlotry. (Revelation 19, 2)
A voice came from the throne: "Praise our God, all you his servants, all you who revere him, both small and great!" (Revelation 19, 5)
Then I heard what sounded like a great crowd, like the roaring of the waves, like peals of thunder, answering: Alleluia! The Lord now reigns, our Lord, the Master of the universe! (Revelation 19, 6)
I also saw an angel standing in the sun. He cried out with a loud voice to all the birds of the air, "Come here to the great feast of God. (Revelation 19, 17)
Come and eat the flesh of kings, of generals and of the mighty; come and devour the soldier and his horse, flesh of all, both free and slaves, both small and great." (Revelation 19, 18)
After that I saw a great and splendid throne and the one seated upon it. At once heaven and earth disappeared, leaving no trace. (Revelation 20, 11)
